I Dream of Jeannie Reviews

This was a good show in it's day. It was funny, a bit subversive (due to Tony's always getting the better of the authority figures that he had to report to), and imaginative. Any way you slice it, I Dream Of Jeannie is a fun, classic 60s sitcom.

Mind blowing comedy. i loved the 2 3 4 season more. the first is not so elaborate as well its in black and white the last one gives more emphasis on marriage as whole this is something what you can imagine from day to day life. it also tells you like genie that some wishes are best kept wishes wont do us good if came true.

When looking back at the good ol' 60's, special effects were not excellent by any means. However in I Dream of Jeannie, the effects were considered superb and made scenes funny with lots of laughs, all in the same sense. Nowadays the once "glamorous" editing and making objects move by Jeanie, are quite hilarious and ridiculous.

It's an enjoyable show involving Major. Nelson, whom was oddly played by a few people, and his "genie" Jeannie :p Nelson always has projects going on with the need of Jeannie's assistance and she either helps him or causes zany trouble. Jeanie was played by Barbara Eden and she was quite the looker if I do say so myself..I'm not even attracted to most blondes but she was lovely back in the day. I'd assume her outfit would have caused slight controversy in the 60's. Showing skin and cleavage hahaha. Anyways she was hilarious and perfect for the role of a genie. Nelson was mainly played by Larry Hagman. Although they're were a couple actors playing this role, he was the most suited for it. He was humorous and odd which gave me laughs.

Although the show had editing flaws, it's purpose was to give you laughs and be entertained by a Jeannie and an army man and the crazyness that ensues.

Rating: 7.3/10